pig

Related words

• lumpig

  Shabby means shabby, inferior, or of poor quality.

• Epigenetik

  Epigenetics

• schmallippig

  thin-lipped

• klumpig

  lumpy

• happig

  Happig means considerable, juicy, or costly.

• üppig

  Lush

• Ruppigkeit

  Roughness, rudeness, bluntness

• pappig

  Pappy means that something has a sticky or doughy consistency, often unpleasant.

• Epiglottis

  Epiglottis

• schlampig

  Sloppy

• epigrammatisch

  epigrammatic

• flippig

  Cheeky, unconventional, casual

• struppig

  Scruffy, unkempt

• mehrlappig

  multilobed

• epigonal

  Incidental

• pampig

  Pompous

• Champignon

  Mushroom

• epigastrisch

  Epigastric

• ruppig

  Rough

• epigonisch

  Epigonic means that something or someone is unoriginal and merely imitates the works or style of another without making their own creative contributions.

• suppig

  saucy

• epigenetisch

  epigenetic

• Auripigment

  Orpiment

• Schlampigkeit

  Sloppiness

• Epigone

  Epigone

• Weißpigment

  A white pigment is a colorant that is used to create white color or to increase the brightness and opacity of other colors.

• Farbpigment

  Color pigment

• klippig

  Rocky, cliffy

• Epigramm

  Epigram

• Üppigkeit

  Luxuriance

• die Katze im Sack kaufen

  To buy a pig in a poke

• abundant

  Abundant

• luxuriös

  Luxurious

• rixig

  Slovenly, untidy

• überbordend

  Excessive, overflowing, present in too great a degree.

• kobaltblau

  Cobalt blue is an intense, pure blue pigment made by heating cobalt(II) oxide with aluminum oxide.

• feinverteilt

  Finely dispersed means that something is present in very small particles and is evenly distributed.

• ausschweifend

  extravagant

• klitschig

  Soggy

• taubeneigroß

  Pigeon egg-sized

• Bache

  Sow (wild boar)

• Bache

  Sow (wild boar)

• Vegetation

  Vegetation

• Krontaube

  Crowned pigeon

• Holztaube

  Wood pigeon

• Ringeltaube

  Wood pigeon

• Wandertaube

  The passenger pigeon was a North American pigeon species that became extinct in the 19th century.

• Löwenmähne

  Lion's mane

• Schlachtung

  Slaughter is the process of killing animals to be used as food.